Can I eat Guilinggao in early pregnancy?

It is forbidden to eat grass jelly during pregnancy. Grass jelly is a kind of health-preserving medicinal food, which contains a lot of medicinal ingredients. Pregnant women may damage their gastrointestinal health after taking it, and may also stimulate the uterus and cause uterine contractions. It is very easy to cause miscarriage in the early stages of pregnancy, and it will affect the development of the fetus in the middle and late stages, and it will also have a certain impact on the pregnant woman herself. If you must take this medicine during pregnancy, you must take it under the guidance of a doctor to avoid affecting your health.

You cannot eat grass jelly during pregnancy, because grass jelly can stimulate the uterus and easily cause miscarriage. It is best not to abuse it during pregnancy. You should also not eat hawthorn, longan and other foods, which can easily cause miscarriage. It is best to improve nutrition and diet during pregnancy. It is recommended to eat more vegetables and fruits to prevent constipation during pregnancy, because long-term constipation during pregnancy may also cause miscarriage. It can also supplement vitamins, which is beneficial to the growth of the child. It is best to eat more lean meat and eggs to supplement protein. It is recommended to have regular B-ultrasound examinations to see the growth and development of the baby. Usually, pay attention not to stay up late and do not exercise excessively. In addition, you should not have sex in the early stages of pregnancy to avoid the possibility of miscarriage.

Generally speaking, there is no food that is absolutely taboo during pregnancy. Whether or not a certain food can be eaten depends on the specific situation of the pregnant woman herself. Grass jelly is a kind of health-preserving medicinal food. It is a food composed of a variety of precious Chinese herbal medicines with nourishing and health-preserving effects. Many of the ingredients in it are relatively cold in nature, which makes the grass jelly have a cold nature. Pregnant women who often have lower abdominal pain during pregnancy or have had vaginal bleeding in the past should definitely avoid eating grass jelly.

During the first three months of pregnancy, the baby is not very stable in the uterine cavity. The tortoise shell in the herbal jelly can stimulate the smooth muscle of the uterus and may cause miscarriage, so it should be avoided. After three months of pregnancy, the baby is relatively stable in the uterine cavity. If there are no abnormal symptoms during pregnancy, it is ok to take a small amount of grass jelly occasionally, but you should not eat frequently or in excess to avoid miscarriage or premature birth.